Reagan Led Arms Hostage Coverup And Supporter Weinberger Backing Shultz
Washington sources say President Reagan directed last fall’s effort to hide Iran arms for hostages, though he denies realizing it was hostage ransom. Notes from a November White House meeting support Shultz and Weinberger in doubting the policy, as Meese opens hearings and Shultz and Weinberger defend their positions before Congress.
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FBI reports crime up 6 percent across United States
The 1986 Uniform Crime Report shows a 6.3 percent rise to 13.2 million offenses the highest since 1981 with a 20 percent higher level than 1977. Violent crime up 12 percent and property crimes 6 percent, with over 20,000 murders and average citizen facing an 18 percent chance of serious crime.
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Court orders fresh look on Amerikohl strip mining in Shenango
A seven judge Commonwealth Court panel in Pittsburgh sent the case back to Lawrence County court to present additional evidence on whether Amerikohl Mining Co can strip mine coal in a Shenango Township residential zone. The ruling requires proving no alternative removal method exists, with cost considerations as a key factor.
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Baldrige Dies at 64 as Body Flown Home
WASHINGTON UPI reports Commerce Secretary Malcolm Baldrige died at age 64. Deputy Secretary Clarence M. Kelley promised continued work while aides recalled his rugged style and that he died doing what he wanted to do.
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Navy says it can handle mine problems in Persian Gulf
UPI reports Rear Adm. Harold Bernsen says the Navy can guard tanker convoys despite a mine blast that damaged the Bridgeton. He outlines options including alternate routes and shallower lanes, with mine sweeping on the list. Ambassador Quainton says mine sweepers were not planned for escort duties. Kuwait waits for Coast Guard approval to load Bridgeton for a return voyage, and Bernsen notes no prior mine indications near Farsi Island.
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Nurses strike at Butler Memorial Hospital prompts contingency plan
About 260 nurses from Local 705 of the Pennsylvania Nurses Association walked off after rejecting a contract. The hospital ran smoothly with emergency and outpatient services continuing while non-emergency admissions were halted and some patients were transferred. No new negotiations were scheduled as of Sunday and details of staffing or contract terms remain undisclosed.
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Death Record July 27 1987 for several residents
Death notices list Mrs. Lawrence Weaver aged 70 of RD 5 Old Mercer Road and address at 734 Castle St. Also noted are Mrs. Nellie Green 68 of 709 Superior St Melinda A. Snyder 2503 Highland Ave John A. Fornataro 61 Thornville Ohio and Ethel A. McFadden 91 of 125 W North St. The record reflects multiple local deaths on that date.
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